The phrase "a component of routine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that are part of a regular practice or procedure.
Example: "Exercise is a vital component of routine for maintaining good health."
Alternatives: "an element of routine" or "a part of daily practice".
Such education may be a component of routine antenatal care within a country's healthcare system, or organised by different stakeholders outside the system.
In both sites, patients will have screening specimens for MRSA carriage (using conventional culture methods on nasal and groin samples) carried out as a component of routine care by the nurse responsible for their care on admission to the ICU.
Although recommended by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists [ 30] and other national organizations [ 31, 32], perinatal mental health screening is not a component of routine prenatal or postnatal care in 80% of North American settings [ 33- 35].
With the development of cancer therapies that specifically target molecular alterations that mediate cancer progression, genotyping of patients with advanced CRC has become a component of routine clinical practice.
With this kind of modified STE analysis, the measurement of GLS generally only requires 2 4 minutes and may be feasible as a component of routine echocardiographic examinations in clinical practice [ 53].
As evidence generation is frequently a component of routine services as well as research initiatives in this setting, the operational and ethical challenges associated with differential ethics review for research and practice arise frequently.
The transcribed products are stored (usually) in inactive forms in multi-compartmented dynamic steady states (one for each gene product) as a component of the routine metabolic activity of the cell.
Patients completed the EQ-5D-3L at discharge as a component of their routine clinical assessments, and gatekeeper consent was provided for physiotherapists' participation in this research.
Now that vemurafenib has become a component of the routine clinical treatment of metastatic melanoma, awareness of rare but severe side effects of this drug is of major importance to clinicians.
Assessment of psychosocial risk factors such as domestic violence, substance misuse, past history of abuse or mental health concerns, lack of support, lower socio-economic status and a stressful pregnancy [ 8, 9] has become a key component of routine antenatal and postnatal care for Australian women in the state of New South Wales (NSW).
The pilot team intentionally presented MHM as not a new program or separate activity but rather a critical aspect of a response that should become an integrated component of routine response.
